disc 2. Sleepy hollow. Night of the living dead ; A quiet place -- disc 2. Swamp things ; Stranger things ; Sleepy hollow.
Summary:
Billed as a "horror nature series", "Dead by dawn" looks at the nocturnal predatory activities of various species of wildlife in the African savannah, the jungles of Indonesia and Costa Rica, the swamps of North America, the Arabian Desert, and the forests of India. When the sun goes down, creatures of the night battle for survival. The first-ever horror nature series from the makers of The Walking Dead showcases the terror of the wild when the sun goes down. Each episode offers its own unique twist, inspired by classic, cult-classic, and modern films, and uses innovative storytelling techniques to infuse suspense, tension, and eeriness into the already terrifyingly real stories of life in the wild . . . after dark"-- from container. The hills have eyes: "In the dark of night in the Arabian Desert, killers conceal themselves in plain sight. In the endless sea of sand, death comes from every direction"-- Provided by publisher. Night of the living dead: "The jungles of Indonesia are a world of beauty and mystery. As night approaches, strange creatures emerge in the dark sky"-- Provided by publisher. A quiet night: "The African savanna comes alive at night as creatures big and small compete for food"-- Provided by publisher. Swamp things: "In the swamps of North America, predators hide in the murky shallows. Beasts waiting patiently for their chance to feed on the living and dead"-- Provided by publisher. Stranger things: "The Costa Rican jungle plays host to a twisted game of survival as the sun goes down. Legions of strange predators pit their weapons against the death-defying defenses of their prey. In the high canopy, prey avoids the death that stalks the forest floor, but monsters don't play by the rules. It's not a matter of if they'll face danger, but when"-- adapted from publisher's description. Sleep hollow: "At night, creatures with special killer abilities emerge in the forests of India"-- Provided by publisher.
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